Rockets were fired at Tel Aviv and southern Israel overnight, and the Israel Defense Forces attacked targets in and around the northern part of Gaza. It was not immediately clear how much damage, if any, was caused in the rocket attacks.
The Scottish National Party meets Sunday with leader Humza Yousaf under pressure to unite members behind his independence strategy, and with a resurgent Labour Party threatening to end its grip on Scotland’s politics.
Poland’s ruling nationalists are aiming to fend off a challenge by the pro-European opposition in an election shaping up to be the most consequential since the nation shook off communism in 1989.
EU regulators have delayed a decision to approve Novavax’s variant-tailored Covid-19 vaccine, Financial Times reports.
Christopher Luxon, the former businessman set to become New Zealand’s 42nd prime minister, may have achieved his biggest turnaround yet.
DBS Group Holdings Ltd. and Citigroup Inc. said banking facilities have resumed following a disruption on Saturday that prevented customers from fulfilling transactions across various platforms.
New Zealanders have chosen a center-right government to manage mounting economic challenges in the aftermath of the pandemic, rejecting the left-leaning administration of Prime Minister Chris Hipkins.
When Zhen Hua 15 — a heavy load cargo carrier sailing from the East China sea — unloads at Vizhinjam port this Sunday, it’ll do more than just set down the site’s first gigantic cranes. It’ll also put India on the map for world’s biggest container ships.
The president wants to turn the region into a stronger economic powerhouse.
Stanford University suspended a teacher over allegations that students were targeted for their identities amid the Middle East conflict, adding to a growing backlash on campuses over the war.
